Giving advice - part 1 of 2.

"Oh man, I've go to teach this page tomorrow and I have no idea how to." "What am I supposed to do for an activity?" "Huh, Really? OK, I'll try it..." Sometimes teachers ask and give one another advice on lessons, activities, dealing with students and the like. That's great because teachers share, get new ideas and form part of a community of professionals. But how does it go? Can your ideas easily transfer to another teachers class? How much tweaking is needed? Well, this episode Troy asks Steve for help with a lesson, and Steve obligingly obliges with lots of ideas, tips, tricks and even makes the material for Troy to go and teach in his lesson. Is this a viable way of getting out of having to plan your own lesson? Just how long does it take anyway? Surely Troy could have planned it himself in the time it took Steve to explain his ideas? Which one of the wafflers is writing all this in third person? Listen along to find out the answers to these and several other unasked questions on this week's episode.